During fashion week, we look to the runways for inspiration, for artistry. Designers with a flair for the absurd can often deter the lukewarm fashion observer, but amidst all that sartorial chaos, many collections and looks are actually quite wearable. Especially post-pandemic, many designers like Molly Goddard have toned down their designs to appeal to a more casual-oriented market. To better demonstrate this concept, we've recreated three looks for you to shop immediately, instead of waiting for the collections to hit the store.

Babydoll Top + Wide-leg Denim

Right photo: Ben Broomfield / Courtesy of Molly Goddard

If you're hesitant about embracing the babydoll silhouette, take a note from Molly Goddard and tone yours down with oversized denim. Then, finish the look off with bright accessories.

Tunic + Leather Pants

Right photo: Jonas Gustavsson / Courtesy of Proenza Schouler

It's no secret that we're obsessed with tunics, so of course, we love how they were styled on the Proenza Schouler runways this season. Lean in to the head-to-toe black approach by switching up the materials.

Pierre Cotton-linen Top

$180 $180 at Modaoperandi

Straight-leg Leather Pants

$390 $390 at Cosstores

Fussbett Criss-cross Sandals

$690 $690 at Farfetch

9kt Yellow Gold Charm Necklace

$562 $562 at Farfetch

XL Ruched Tote

$1295 $1295 at Farfetch

Buy at Coveteur

Blouse + Khakis + Fringe Bag

Right photo: Daniele Oberrauch / Gorunway.com

Though khakis may at times struggle to shed their workwear connotation, the addition of a black sheer blouse will definitely liven them up. Add some funky accessories like a fringe bag and chunky sandals to complete the look.